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We must urge Congress to Stop Overspending and Keep the Cuts! It is up to concerned Americans, like you and me, to let Congress know that we expect the $85 billion reduction in spending that we were promised—without raising our taxes.

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Questions Raised Over SB 257: Special Assessment Districts

May 01, 2013 J

On behalf of the 88,000 members of Americans for Prosperity-Michigan, I write to express opposition to Senate Bill 257 as it pertains to Business Improvement Zones. We believe there is a high likelihood that the changes this legislation makes to Business Improvement Zones will exacerbate existing potential for these zones to favor certain business over others, and crowd out startup and incubator business.

Social Media Bootcamp

April 22, 2013

Tweeps grab your laptops, phones, and tablets and join Americans for Prosperity-Michigan for an exciting new grassroots training series: Social Media Bootcamp!

Americans for Prosperity-Michigan Announces “Don’t Raise MI Taxes” Tour

April 15, 2013

LANSING, Mich.—Americans for Prosperity-Michigan today announced the launch of its “Don’t Raise MI Taxes” tour, which aims to educate and rally grassroots opposition to various tax-hike proposals being discussed by state lawmakers as a way to boost funding for roads. The tour begins on April 23rd in St. Clair Shores and encompasses a total of 14 stops around the state from Alpena to Clarkston. Visit MichiganAFP.com to view a full schedule of times, dates and locations.

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